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Navifacial conditions in the north-west Pacific Ocean

Journal of the Oceanographical Society of Japan, 1977
Since 1973, four Japanese ore carriers have made regular surface measurements of temperature and salinity, every 60 nautical miles, between New Caledonia and Japan. They have followed two different routes; a western one from Noumea (22°16′S, 166°27′E) in New-Caledonia to Miyazu, Wakasa Bay (35°32′N, 135°12′E) in Japan crossing the equator at 150°E, and
/Donguy, Jean-René, /Hénin, Christian
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Heat wave causes hundreds of deaths and hospitalisations in Pacific north west

BMJ, 2021
Governments in south western Canada and the north west corner of the US are now counting the dead and considering the region’s ability to respond to extreme temperatures after an unprecedented heat wave in late June. The weather in this part of the world is usually temperate.
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Metal accumulation in mussels of the Kuril Islands, north-west Pacific Ocean

Marine Environmental Research, 2002
Concentrations of cadmium, copper, iron, lead, manganese, nickel and zinc were investigated in two species of mussel from the Kuril Islands in the north-western Pacific Ocean: the short-lived mussel Mytilus trossulus and the much larger and longer-lived Crenomytilus grayanus.
V Ya, Kavun, V M, Shulkin, N K, Khristoforova   +2 more
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Essential handbook for Pacific North‐west butterflies

Journal of Biogeography, 2003
No Abstract available.
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Studies on hyphomycetes from the Pacific North-west-IV

Mycopathologia et Mycologia Applicata, 1970
A new species ofBisporaCorda. (i.e.)B. herbicola with 1–3 septate conidia having truncate ends produced on long conidiophores and growing saprophytically on unidentified herbaceous stems, has been described.Chalara cylindrosperma (Corda)Hughes is also reported. These fungi have been collected and described first time from the Pacific North-west.
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Nitrogen requirements in young Douglas-fir of the Pacific North-west

Fertilizer Research, 1988
A series of fourteen Pacific North-west Douglas-fir installations, ranging in age from 6 to 26 years were analysed with respect to site factors, foliage nutrients, and growth response to applied fertilizer. Unfertilized basal area increment ranged from 1.2 to 3.1 m2 ha−1 yr−1 with no apparent relationship with soil, stand age or site index.
John Turner, Marcia J Lambert, Stanley P Gessel   +2 more
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